Amy Lessman

Joe Jake and Zach,
You may not remember me, but I had the pleasure of taking care of Amy at Mercy. She was a loving and caring person and I just had to write and tell you how sorry I am to hear of this tremendous loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and all your family and friends. It was a pleasure working with Amy.

Dear Joe,
We are so very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your entire family.
Cata and Huston Ripley

Joe I was honored to have known Amy and your family and friends. Amy was such a loving person even when she wasn't feeling well. She loved her son's,you and her school children. She was such proud momma! Please accept my heart felt condolences. Amy will never be forgotten. Love "Scary Mary" Mercy PT department

Joe and sons - I am so happy that I met Amy. Such a beautiful and nice woman. One of our first meetings was at Donah and Chuck's wedding where we all worked together preparing for their special day. We will miss her at their future parties, but will always remember her with fondness. Knowing that she is no longer in pain is comforting.

So sorry for your loss. I pray God will draw near and comfort your family. She was a blessing to many and an inspiration to all. Laurie (cvs)

Joe Jake and Zach,
You may not remember us, The Eckleys, from West Deptford but we remember Amy so fondly She and I began our special ed careers at St John of God many years ago and then crossed paths again when Amy became our daughter Liz s teacher at Oakview We again met up with your wonderful family during Mantua soccer when Derek played with Zach. Our heartfelt condolences to all of you Amy was always so kind to all of us and I was so grateful to have crossed her paths over the years....

Draw close to God and he will draw close to you at your time of need. My sympathy to the family. - James 4:8

Finally at peace. Our deepest sympathies to her wonderful family. Dot and Jim Greene